By Martin Ignasiak, October 30, 2026. The ill-conceived Impact Assessment Act (IAA), enacted in 2019, just limped past it ...
Jeannotte assumed office on Jan. 25, 2024 and her term is likely to end in January 2029. At that point, Prime Minister Mark ...
It is a painful experience to gas up these days. Many Canadians have been wondering why we face the same high prices as the ...
The repeated appearance of Palestinian flags alongside calls for intifada in Western demonstrations should be understood in that context: a political climate in which parts of the West’s own public ...
Trying to found hoary macroeconomic relationships in sound microeconomic theory is an honourable pursuit but not easy to ...
On the podcast, Riboua and Casey Babb, director of The Promised Land at MLI, talked about this latest flashpoint for surging extremism in the West. They discussed the presence of Palestinian flags and ...
The durability of the rule of law in Canada depends on the willingness of Canadians to support its constraints even when the ...
By Geoffrey Sigalet, October 19, 2026. While Albertans are understandably focused on the referendum question on separation, many are l ...
Pirot joins Erin O'Toole to explore what it will take for Canada to live up to our role as a modern energy superpower.
The Nobel Committee’s decision to award the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay raises serious questions about the committee’s judgment and the state of the international system. It is another ...
Since its legalization in 2016, Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) regime has expanded rapidly. Framed as the exceptional use of euthanasia or assisted suicide at the end of life for those ...
Icebreakers have become the symbols of power and presence in the Arctic. Canada and the United States are taking steps to renew and expand their icebreaker fleets, both in numbers and capabilities.
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